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Subido el 4 de mayo de 2020 por África B.

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Man, this hair is getting so long. Oh, hi. How are you guys? Sorry, I didn't see you there. 00:00:04
I hope you're doing well. We can go for a walk now because it's May. You know what I think about 00:00:14
when I think of May? Flowers. April showers bring May flowers, and I love to see all the different 00:00:23
flowers bloom. Do you know what bloom means? Yes, bloom is when a flower opens and shows us all the 00:00:35
different beautiful colors. Now today I would like to show you how to make your 00:00:49
very own blooming flower with a very special surprise at the end. So come on 00:00:57
I'll show you how. So to make the blooming flowers we need a piece of 00:01:04
paper, a pen, or a pencil, colored pencils, or you can use markers if you'd like. We 00:01:15
also need scissors. If you can't cut, please ask your mom or dad. We also need 00:01:29
two round items to trace. One small item that's round and one bigger item that's 00:01:38
round. This will be perfect. We also need a round plate. This is for the very 00:01:53
special part. It's how the flower opens. Now, step number one is to trace the 00:02:05
large circle on the piece of paper. All right. Second step is to trace the small 00:02:15
round object on the piece of paper. Perfect. Now, we will draw a petal in 00:02:28
between the small circle and the big circle. Here, I'll show you. Here, one petal. 00:02:41
Now, draw another one. Excellent. Now, keep drawing until the circle is full. Nice. 00:02:53
Now, you want to use your favorite colors to color in the flower. 00:03:12
Today, I've used purple and blue. After coloring. 00:03:20
Now, the next step is to use your scissors and cut out the flower. 00:03:27
I also wanted to tell you, if you don't want to make a flower, you can also make different shapes in the circles as well. 00:03:38
But, now you'll want to cut them out so we can watch them bloom. 00:03:50
Now, I have cut out the flower. 00:03:56
So, the next step is to fold the petals into the center. 00:04:02
One, two, three, four, five, and six. 00:04:09
Now, maybe your flower has ten petals, or maybe it has three. 00:04:17
All flowers are different, and all flowers are different sizes and different colors. 00:04:23
So, you can decide what size and what colors to make. 00:04:29
So, come on, let's go outside so we can see how the flowers open up. 00:04:34
Let's go. 00:04:40
Now, we take the plate and put it on a table or on the floor, and we add a little bit of water to cover the bottom. 00:04:41
now we can take the folded flowers and throw them in the water and slowly watch them bloom 00:04:50
and open up in front of our eyes once you've enjoyed watching the flowers bloom feel free 00:04:59
to set them aside and allow them to dry you can fold them and use them again now be careful taking 00:05:09
them out of the water and don't do what I did. It's important to be very careful. The ideas are 00:05:17
limitless as to what you can do and design on your flowers. I even wrote a message on my flower 00:05:25
for you guys. Well, it was nice talking to everybody and I had a lot of fun showing you 00:05:32
all how to make the new blooming flowers. I can't wait to see the new creations you guys can come up 00:05:48
with at your house with your family and friends. 00:05:55
Idioma/s:
en
Idioma/s subtítulos:
en
Materias:
Educación Plástica y Visual, Inglés
Autor/es:
John Cunningham
Subido por:
África B.
Licencia:
Reconocimiento - No comercial
Visualizaciones:
406
Fecha:
4 de mayo de 2020 - 12:36
Visibilidad:
Público
Centro:
CP INF-PRI JOAQUIN COSTA
Duración:
06′ 02″
Relación de aspecto:
1.78:1
Resolución:
1920x1080 píxeles
Tamaño:
272.97 MBytes

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